Angie Dickinson Star Trek Co star in 1970s nude film
Hollywood gossip notes Angie Dickinson and William Shatner appeared in the soft core film Big, Bad Mama, with Gloria Leonard describing the plot and the pair seen cavorting in a bed scene. The item also mentions Lyngstad and Benny Andersson’s marriage and other unrelated celebrity notes.
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Kerkorian expands Columbia stock bid as DOJ loses bid
UPI reports Kirk Kerkorian, already holding 5.5 percent of Columbia Pictures, advances toward major stock block for 42 million dollars while a district judge rejects the Justice Department request for a temporary restraining order. In Los Angeles, John Wayne nears release from UCLA ICU after successful stomach removal surgery. Abba members Agnetha Faltskog and Bjorn Ulvaeus announce divorce, noting it does not end the group.
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Hilton estate valued around 100 million after death
Conrad Hilton died at 91 on January 3 leaving an estate near 100 million. Probate filings in Superior Court name Barron Hilton and James Bates as co executors with specific bequests of 750 000 to Barron 300 000 to Eric and 100 000 to Constance Francesca Hilton. The will includes an option for Barron to buy Hilton Hotels stock using a 10 year promissory note.
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Ousted Cambodians retake Kompong Som port in Laos battle
Loyal forces recaptured Kompong Som, Cambodia’s only deepwater port, amid heavy fighting. Vietnamese air raids followed, plunging the situation into uncertainty as naval actions were reported around nearby islands.
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Congress works on panel vacancies
The new Congress opens with ceremonial sessions as parties begin filling committee rosters for the 96th Congress. Leaders chosen include Thomas ONeill as House speaker and Robert Byrd as Senate majority leader, with Baker and Rhodes continuing as minority leaders. Inflation curbs and spending limits dominate the agenda.
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Nixon correspondence becomes public today
The General Services Administration releases about 600000 pages of Richard Nixon's prepresidential letters at the National Archives in Laguna Niguel California. The first batch includes papers tied to a $576000 tax deduction claim later disallowed by the IRS with taxes and penalties owed.
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